Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-03

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\ esDas DATED Brethrea and rrssby.
sssisn and Artisans Of Mutual Froteo.
ssen sad PablIo Ground Trustees.

z@sniar Correspondence OF IxrxLL,eENcKn.
COLUMBIA, Jan. B.--Tbe following Sunday
schools held an election for officers to serve
fcf tho ensuing year on Sunday afternoon
Second Stree, Lutheran--Superintend ent
r. A. Bennett; assistant superintendent
p. Yergey secretary, Frank Heckler; treas
urer, J. q. Pence librarian, K. Newcomer
assistant librarian, II. Q. Lichty; directors
jas. A. Ryon, ChsA r. Wilson, ]. Edward
bhomier, John Steriine, jr; Cbas Beetem,
oreanist, Miss Hattie vsche; superintendent
Of infant department, Mrs Il. J. NJ. Little,
sssis.ants, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs s. p.
0raver, MIRA John q. Benner and Mrs W.
r. Evans.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school super.
intendent, q. w. Paules; assistant, w. u
Barr secretary, II. b. Rhodes; assistant,
Noble Rig ghter treasurer, Miss ora croWn-
shields orgsnist, Miss Minnie Reuter- chor
fster, A BRAN Bruner; librarian, John Maxton;
assistants, Jas T. Schroeder, 1. L. Auwerter,
Y VIM. Mcintyre, w. II. Shenberger infant
tiepertment Misses Annie Eckman and
limited Brethren Sunday school: Super
intendenf, Jacob Sheath assistant I. ).
white; secretary, w. A. King; treasurer,
John Klingbeil /; librarians, David Welsh;
assistant George Young, VIM. Smith, Misses
Jennie Smith and Lille keech organist,
Mrs Katie Hunter.
Presbyterian Sunday school: : Superiuten.
dent, j. w. Yocum assistant, w. II. Moore;
secretary, p. s. Brugh; treasurer, II A.
Fondersmitb; librarians, j. l.. Plnkerton
and Ansel Purple; infant department, Mrs
p. s. Brugh assistants, Mrs. w. G. Patton
and Miss Ray Better.
At q regular meeting Of Columbia Assem-.
bly,, No. 20, Artisans Order of Mutual Protec.
tioD, the following officers were elected: NJ.
A., stephen b. Clepper; s., Z. W. Stevenson;
L. ". re
T.. Hershey; NJ. E., w. G.. Taylor, NJ. u;
trustees, A. Bruner, 5, S. Klair aud A. K.
Hougendobler, representative 10 NJ. l.. A.,
John A. Slade.
ut Wagner's hotel for three trustees OF the
old Columbia Public Ground company, with
the following result: Messrs. Milton Wike,
Jac- s. Strine and G.. A. Grove, who were ell
members OF the board and their own success
sors.
The Death List.
Benjamin Cohic, an old and well-knowr
employe of the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany, died this morning at S:lS O'Clock, at hi
home In Concord lane, in the SD year of hi
age The cause OF the death was heart dis
ease and dropsy, and he had been sick TO
several months. Mr.. Cohic was torme
resident of mountville, where his parent
are still living. He was in the employ of tn
railroad company for the past thirty years
The arrangements for the funeral bsve no
yet been made.
Mrs. John Watson, living on Cherry street
above Third, died at her home on Sunday
morning alter a brief illness. A husband
and three children are left TO mourn their
loss. The funeral will take place on Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock.
Car Movement.
The following is the car movement on the
Pennsylvania railroad at Columbia for the
month otDecember, 1886
Eastward, number OF trains, Gil; loaded
cars, al, ,402; empty, 1854; total, s3, OJ6
Westward, number OF trains, 7l5; load ed
cars, IL, 220; empty, 3l,053 total a. 273 grand
total, S5,S99. Decrease from November, 1885,
of Ais cars, also decrease from December,
1885, OF 6ell cars.
Town Notes.
A good sized audience was in the opera
house on last Friday night, when 1.-The
Unknown" was presented by Lottie Church
dramatic company. The company presented
the play IN an excellent manner.
A sleighing party went TO Lancaster on
last Saturday afternoon, where all bad an en-.
joyable time.
The week Of prayer commences to night,
when services Will be held IN the Second
street Lutheran church.
A, M. Slade will leave town this evening
Tor Birmingham, Ala, TO accept a position In
that city.
WIN Kelly, tramp, was arrested last Sat.
.eunduct by otticer Wittick. Squire Evans
sent him 10 jail this morning for 30 days
Officer Hardneie arrested three Colored
girls, last Saturday night for lighting on
Tow Hill and causing serious disturbance
Squire Frank sent them 10 jail for terms OF
81, 10 and days this morning.
sour Jonathan " will oe presented in the
opera house next Wednesday night by Moore
q Nivian's company.
Work was commenced this morning In nll.
ing furnace No. 3, of the Chestnut Hill iron
ore company, aud pig iron Will soon be man.
ufactured.
Special services will be held In the Metho.
dist church after the week Of prayer.
pleasant evening party was held on
last Saturday evening ny Miss Jennie kauft.
Dan al her home, on Chestnut street.
q. q. Hogentogler and wife, OF Harrisburg,
are visiting friends IN Columbia
The Columbia band went to Balnbridge
iast Saturday evening to attend fair at that
place. The band came home on SUNDAY
afternoon.